More orcas being spotted off SoCal's coast

Orcas, also known as killer whales, spotted off the coast of Southern California have been keeping whale watching tour companies busy as the end of the year approaches.
abc7.com/orcas...

[@mrbard1]

I dont want to be the one to mention that this might be a sign of a poleshift.

[@monster1234579]

Yeah, Ventura just got hit with a “mini tsunami” a couple days ago

[@haven_lady675]

Let me guess: you think it's an apocalypse

[@kewlztertc5386]

They don't have a compass. Pole shift would have no effect on them. It's all climate change. Warmer waters equal more plant growth, this attracts more fish, that attracts more dolphins, that attract orcas. This is why there's more gray whales too, they're following the fish. Pole shifting when it happens again, is the magnetic force of earth's metal core. This will only affect robot whales, not biological ones.

[@Shiningami_Jem]

Climate change. Humans 🤦🏻

[@Teskatlipoca]

...too warm winter

[@optimusprinceps3526]

San Diego we have Orcas, not just at Sea World.

[@SabzeeS]

They’re hunting dolphins

[@kylesuperbaby9616]

Climate Change

[@nelsonfranco7849]

THEY ARE AFRAID, OF THE (DRUG CARTEL) IN MEXICO.😊.